Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-17
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
SAN FRANcIsoo. Aue

SAN FRANCISCO. August 18th
| FLOUR-Net cash prices for California Best
Family, 81 35@55 % q Dbl; Bakers extra 81 400
| 4 65; Superfne, S3@3 49,
| WHEAT-We are now about entering the
third week of inactivity, and it looks as if an
other one would have to be added TO the npm-
| Der before there be any resumption of business.
The revision OF Cali Board rules is finished and
| in day or so they will be submitted to members
| Tor approval or Amendment. Just as soon as all
| the necessary incidentals are arranged, the ses-
slons OF the Call Board will be again open, and
then data in regard to values can be furnished
with some degree of reliability. At the mo-
! ment everything continues at sea- Some choice
old milling sold at 81 20 q ctl to the extent of
| 200 TONS New would not command this price
| BARLEY-There is very little TO say about
| Barley. The market is well supplied, but deal
\ ers are not pressing offerings The general ask
ing price for choice feed is 921ac, though trade
languishes, as buyers appear to have fixed their
| limit at 9Oc e ctl II Is probable, however, that
| some little trade would develop if holders made
| moderate concessions. In old Brewing there is
| nothing doing that would warrant the statement
| that the market is active. 1t is hard to enthuse
| 81 Is for the more choice class of stock. New
| Brewing continues nominal at 81 OBJ al 0715.
| Purchases of Chevalier are said to be making in
| the country on a basis OF Sill 5715 here.
OATS-No arrivals to-day. Still, liberal stocks
are on hand, and a goodly array OF offerings is
presented on Change. Choice Feed, 81 4o@
al S21a; Milling, 81 50@l SO; Surprise, 81 60@
| 65 New Oats are quotable at 81 25@1 SIS for
White and SlGrl - q ctl for Black.
| INSTRUMENTATION of stocks keep prices in
position. Quotable AT 81 2212@l 25 for both large
and small Yellow, and 81 271aG1 so = ctl for
| White.
| SEEDs-Trade small in volume. We quote
Mustard, Brown, 81 5O@3 Yellow, 81 5tCD3 p
| ctl; Canary, 3@313c; Hemp, 3l4@S54; Rape, &c
to PIC: Timothy, 5@6c; Alfalfa, 7@71ac r h.
NJ DDLINGS-Market shows weak tendency.
Quotable at S24t625 q ton.
HAY-Steady trade at uniform rates. We
M paN ~ al IN.
| Oat, Sl1@13 so; Alfalfa, S11CGI2 per ton
STRAW-Quotable at 35tG50c p bale.
HOPS Dealers report the situation I'M
| changed, the market being without life We
quote old crop nominal at 12@l5c; new, 15@17c
| 2 Ii.
BRAN-Is easier at lower figure, say $50
RYE-ouotable at 81 s5@1 40 for new and 81 so
| e ctl for old.
GROUND BARLEY-Is cheaper Quotable
| PoTAToEs-Fors several days the market has
shaped favorably for consumers. We quote:
Chile, z5d.S0c q ctl; Sweet, 75c@SI % z ell.
| ONIONS-Have further declined in price
Qqnostaple at IT, 5o@69e = ctl. as to quality.
Niles 81: Blackeye, 81 l2lS a % = ell.
BEANS-Some demand for iobbipg custom
only We quote: Bayos, 81 S5@2 so; Butter
81 75@2; Pink, 81 $5@1 As; Red 81 40 to SlI5;
! VEGETABLES-The market continues to be
wei Suf'it!4tui keep Ial1ly uniform
| Egg Plant, !0a$5c 2 box; Cucumbers, LOG
| 25c 2 box; picking Cucumbers, 40@6O e box;
| Green PEPPERS, So@5ec q box; Green Peas
| Green Corn, sl91 rs = box; Green Okra, 3a4c
| 2 h.; String Beans. 1l4Gi15c q ID; Summer
| Squash, 20@S3Oc 2 box Artichckes 100
| 25@50c p otl Beets, 75c@sl y sack Parsnips,
| 5oc@Sl 3 ctl; Caulihower, 50G65c e dozen
| Cabbage. 50@75c p cl; Garlic, nc > 70
Celery, oOG6cc Dozen Dry Peppers, S@1oc:
participating are still large in volume
being much in excess of ordinary trade require
| many dealers will be glad when receipts de-
cline, as prices will improve and no further
dumping of stocks WI be necessary,
We: quote, as llows; Grab Apples, $
/ @50c 2 box: Catalogues, 5ecdSI 25
| case: Watermelons, IS 5OCdT p hundred: Cranes
2oa5oc 4 box; do, Muscat, 4O@6Oc p box: Nee
| box and b09 35e q bskt; Orange Clings 4Od51c
| 2 box; Apples, 25c@Sl q box, and ESQ
| 4oc 3 basket; Pears, 25@5Oc = box, and 2O@3Oc p
bskt; do Bartlett. ,sO@75e 3 box; Figs,
2Q@S5c q box for white, and 50@60c y box for
| black: Strawberries, Sf@5 q chest: Blackber
ries, S3laQ5 p chest; Raspberries, S5GS 2 chest:
Plums, cole; Egg Plums 2d21sc a 10; April
cot, 11a91c ? fh; Mexican Limes.s6 5OG7 so Pbox;
Lemons, Sicily, s7@S do California 81 SOAP so
for common, sS@i . box for choice; Bananas.
| $40 !. bunch, Pineapples. s4d6 q dozen.
| DRIED FRUlT-New eropis coming TO hand
with freedom. Prices, generally, are marked
down; We quote as follows: sun-dried APP
Z U
| den and Plummer, sGs1Sc; Apricots. 10@l2c for
sun dried bleached; do. sun-dried 7G7I%c:
| S@4c FOR Impressed Smyrna Figs, 121l@Iic for
layers. and 9@l0c for kegs; Nectarines
1@Sc; Peaches, 16@17c for peeled, and sGs%
| for unpeeled; Pears, 3@4c for whole and 10
| Sc for sliced machine-dried. 11@I215c (; Plums,
7@71@c for pitted and &c for unpitted: Ger
man Prunes. 7@Sc: French Prunes, 9@10c 3 T.:
| 2O@25c advance for fractions; Common. 81 100
| IS = box.
HoNE1-The demand is not of active charac-
| ter. We GTote Comb. 12ds13c a h tor
choice snd case for common: bright ex
| tracted 41$Gl5c-
BUT1En-Extra choice qualities sell readily
at our fancy quotations, but for medium grades
| values are not well sustained. Most arrivals of
| fresh come into competition with picked roll
and stocks are likely TO accumulate if not of
fered on terms equally as advantageous
Fancy, 29See; good to choice, 26@2Sc fair Is
@25c; mixed lots, l69lSc; frkin, DC for fancy,
! lsd20c for fair 70 good. and u9l3c = b for
poor; picked roll, 219@4c 2 n. Eastern
lSdl5c 2 y for ordinary 10 fairly good quality
CHEESE-Prices steady. especially for the
more choice grades. Quotable at 1lGi21Sc a b for
choice cased, ans 1b9lIc for fair to good quail
ity.
EGGS-oecasionel sales of selected lois are
made at 2sG2Sc by the single box, bu. there is
no wholesale trade at these prices. Quetabe at
26S0271ac 2 dozen for ranch, and 23@25c for
| store consignmentss inferior, l29lsc; Eastern,
14@17c 2 dozen.
PoULrRY-Fair trade at steady prices Ne
quote job lots: Live Turkeys -Gobblers ze62Ic
Hens, l7@1sc; BOOSTERS fGa6 so Ior old and
seas for vonug. Hsns, s6G6 so for ordinary |
eseck, and S7@S 80 Tex choice; Broilers SO. !
5: Ducks siG6; Geese, 81 75G2 p pair; |
Pigeons. s. ? dozen.
GAME-Venison l1@l5e p ID; Doves. ESQ |
s5e . doz; Rabbits. sl@s 25; Hare. 81 1922 p |
doz.
PReG ISI0NS-TheTe il fair trade in tn. |
several departments The demand is active
for batk shipping aud Local trade We quote:
Eastern Hams, 15Gs16c: California, l0GIIe
for salt; srefrigerator-cured, sE6141zc; Eastern
Breakfast bacon. i29121zc: California Bacon
@91Se for heavy and medium, sa@l03Sc tor light
medium and uGl2c for light, l30f31Sc extra
light: Clear Sizes, Zoe 2 D Pork, 50 50Gl0 2 Dbl
for extra prime s10G11 for prime Esess SIS 5uCal6
for mes, SIC S99z7 for clear s17 59sIs for extra
clear; Pigs feet, Ill 5GG12: Mess Bsef SO 50GIO
for bbls. 81 1906 ieC hf bbis: Extra Hess Beef
SO 5OQll for bbs, = 50d5 rs for hf obs; Family
Beef sl5016 = BIOL: California Smoked Beef
32Gl214c n: Eas.ekn Lard, 9@9J<c ESr tierces
sad 91si8l0c ? . tor pals: California Co 1O-fb
tl-ie, l[c 5-o tins se: pals. &c Tor fa-fs 9L.c
fof 5-ih. and 91ze y ID tcr s-ih pals.
nDOL-Last weeks sales of Wool IN Boston |
aggregated 100000 BIS, which IS an improve
meDt IN the previous week. At the came tir1,a !
that market Is quoted dull SO much 30, indeed
that 1Fhsa shippers al this end desire 10 forward
Wool thew can only Go go tor the time being |
free OF drafts 81 advances. Manufacturers seem I
ana decline to stock IN, - supplies
OF Wool al sll the main centeFs are larg. Here {
things are dis;ressiEsiy dull and re hear of no
9nslness. II securing could be done IT profit